Staff of the Ministry are meeting in Suva to try & seam together an Aquaculture Development Plan that will transform the future of fish farming in Fiji. Fisheries Deputy Secretary, Netani Tavaga says this is a significant milestone in Fiji's pursuit of aquaculture excellence.

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7 officers from the Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry graduated yesterday from a month-long Advance Prosecution Regulators Course at the Government Training Centre in Nasese. The course is a follow-up to the Basic Prosecution Regulators Course conducted in August this year.

Verification of sites for the 2023-2024 Food Security Project applicants for the Northern Division was completed last week. The Ministry will work with farmers in the construction of additional ponds and pond maintenance, piping, and tilapia fry distribution.

The programme has been designed to share Korea’s experiences in the field and to strengthen its partnership with Fiji. There are a total of 15 participants attending the programme from 3 countries. (2/2).🇫🇯🇰🇷.

Five officers from the Ministry of Fisheries are currently in Korea attending a ‘Global Women’s Leadership Training Programme in Marine Bio-Resources Information System’. (1/2)

The Ministry has established these new sites in the West to expand the two commodities in the division and to provide support for our coastal communities through alternative livelihood projects. (2/2).#strengtheningcommunityengagement.#alternativelivelihoods.#fisheries.

Ministry officials have been working on establishing new sites for the spat collection program & mangrove oyster farming in the Western Division. 4 new sites have been established for the spat collection program while 3 new village sites for new mangrove oyster farm sites (1/2)

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Under the MOU, the Ministry pledges to provide technical expertise, assist in site identification, & support the establishment of seaweed farms. Soluk Island Fresh Company commits to establishing these farms, providing investments, & ensuring fair pricing structures. (2/2).

A significant milestone for the Ministry of Fisheries after the signing of a MOU with Soluk Island Fresh Company Pte Limited. They both pledge to work towards developing and improving seaweed farms in communities across Fiji. (1/2)

RT @HCI_Suva: #MaitriKaAmritMahotsav 🇮🇳🤝🇫🇯#OneEarthOneFamilyOneFuture Pics from Mangrove planting org. by.@HCI_Suva @iccr_suva in patnship….

Dear Valued Customers, We are pleased to announce that services and operations have resumed in our Walu Bay Office this morning. Vinaka Vakalevu.

Dear valued Customers. The facilitation of all offshore licenses, permits, and catch documentation will now take place at Level 1, Takayawa Building, Toorak. Please contact the number below for more information. Office Contact- 3300555.

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Dear Valued Customers,.Due to an unforeseen disruption in the water supply at our Walu Bay office, we regret to inform you that our regular operations have been temporarily suspended from this afternoon, 28/09/2023. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Raijeli Natadra & Moses Mataika are fisheries officials currently on secondment with the Pacific Community in Noumea. They are grateful for the opportunity to work alongside scientists and researchers and hope to return to their division with improved fisheries knowledge.

The Ministry is also serving a reminder that any person in contravention of the above conditions will be penalized under the Fisheries Act 1941 and Offshore Fisheries Management Act 2012.(3/3).